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milos_mommy

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Hmm...Campbell and Beckett...they are both two syllables and very sur-name-y.

Wilson
Thompson
Mitchell
Bennett
Hudson
Fletcher
Sutton (I've heard this a few times in the past week or so, but not before that)
Cameron
Emerson
Clayton
 

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I s'pose I'm the one that started the above-metioned topic with my kids Cole, Carson, and Cooper. ;)

Why did I do it? I dunno. Not because I want perfection. Not because my kids are assembly-line products. Not because I see them as the most expensive fashion-accessories on the market.

My husband's name starts with a "C". He picked out Cole's first name and it was just conincidence that it started with a "C". I knew my next child, if I were to have a boy, was going to be Carson in memorium of my cousin. Alas next came Carson. When baby number three came around, I just figured he/she wouldn't want to be left out of the "C" game. And anyways, it was going to be Caroline for a girl regardless of the whole "C" scenario and when it was a boy, oh what the heck.....I know have a Cooper. :p

Believe it or not, their may not be any real reason. But then again their may be. Each of my children's middle names have very special meaning (Thomas after my PawPaw, James after my dad, David after hubby's dad).

Heck, my brothers and I all have five letters in our first names and seven in our middle names. :D
Nope, Zoe saying she was thinking about it got me thinking.

I like your story! It is cute and make sense. :)
 

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#43
Hmm...Campbell and Beckett...they are both two syllables and very sur-name-y.

Wilson
Thompson
Mitchell
Bennett
Hudson
Fletcher
Sutton (I've heard this a few times in the past week or so, but not before that)
Cameron
Emerson
Clayton
Hmmm...Bennett, that's another one in the running now for sure.
 

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#44
Nymbler!

Some others:

Keegan
Logan
Kingston
Ashton
Holden
Samson

Let me know if you like any of the ones I listed (even if they make you think of something weird but you like the sound/style) and I'll try to come up with more specific ones.
Ok....Nymbler is awesome. Thank you for showing me a new time waster. :p

The only boy name I have is Knox. It's a family name and I love it but I don't think Matt is sold on it. Lol. We'll see how it goes and I will probably change my mind multiple times since we probably won't have kids for a couple years.
 

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#45
Brantley? There's another B-type surname, and I like it better than Bentley.

Barrett
Corbett
Alcott
Everett (I know an adorable little boy with this name)
Garett
Wyatt
Elliot
Rhett
Bryant
 

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